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Thread: 480 Bisley vs Hogs

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    480 Bisley vs Hogs

    NOE 355hp at 1250.
    Only recovered one with the hp blown off, the rest were pass through. I did shoot 2 with 1 bullet, maybe that's the one I found?
    Anyway 7 pigs down, long days work, but they are all cleaned and in the freezer.

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    Excellent work!
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    Congrats! That 480 seems to be a real Grocery Gitter!

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    Good job Glen, keep hammering those hogs!

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    Nice! What was the alloy you used?

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    50-50 WW-PB air cooled NOE 355 gc hp. I'll have to check the label, but it was either 2400 or 4227 loaded to around 1250fps.
    Got 2 with 1 shot, lol

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    2 with one shot is good lead conservation. Way to Go! I hunted them years ago in Fl. But there are very few here in S.W. Va.

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    Good work! Post bbq pics when ready!

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    Great use of a 480 Ruger!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bret4207

    “There is more to this than dumping lead in a hole.”

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    Quote Originally Posted by Three44s View Post
    Great use of a 480 Ruger!

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    +1

    I think it's a greatly under-utilized caliber. I love my SRH .480

    Well done, Lar!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Beaverhunter2 View Post
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    I think it's a greatly under-utilized caliber. I love my SRH .480

    Well done, Lar!
    Me too! Sometimes I wish my SRH was a 9.5” and sometimes I am glad it’s a 7.5”

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bret4207

    “There is more to this than dumping lead in a hole.”

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    Sorry, no after pics. Dinner was great!

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    Thank you for that fine writeup and photos ! 7 hogs would be a whole lot of work !
    We have a 475 Linebaugh but shoot it more like a 475 Special.
    How did the Auto-loader do ? Could that be a be a 1911 in all it's "not good for anything" glory ? Never failed us any.
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    trap and release?
    Whatever!

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    Great job!
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    Yep, released them right into the freezer.
    The auto was a 40S&W with jhp. They did not penetrate well at all. I used it for the final head shot and it did well there.
    There were a couple coming in on the cameras between 1-4am , but never showed when we stayed up for them.

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    Thank you.... I would think 45 ACP with military ball loads would be somewhat minimum for big hogs.
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    Male Guanaco out in dry lakebed at 10,800 feet south of Arequipa.

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    The 40 was my brother in law's.
    My 45 Longslide is loaded with 275 lfn cast @ 950fps. I may have to try it sometime.

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    Lar45 what part of Arkansas I used to live in Magnolia still have a sister and daughter living there and a great job on the hogs mighty tasty eating off the grill.

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    We were just south of Bearden

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